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Which of the following statements correctly compares the economic activities of Indigenous cultures in Texas?(1 point)
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The Puebloan people were sedentary farmers, while the Caddo of the Southeastern culture were hunter-gatherers.
The Puebloan people were sedentary farmers, while the Caddo of the Southeastern culture were hunter-gatherers.
The Caddo of the Southeastern culture were hunters, while the Comanche of the Plains culture were settled farmers.
The Caddo of the Southeastern culture were hunters, while the Comanche of the Plains culture were settled farmers.
The Apache of the Plains culture were nomadic hunter-gatherers, while the Caddo of the Southeastern culture were settled farmers.
The Apache of the Plains culture were nomadic hunter-gatherers, while the Caddo of the Southeastern culture were settled farmers.
The Apache of the Plains culture were settled farmers, while the Karankawa of the Gulf culture were nomadic hunters.
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The Puebloan people were sedentary farmers, while the Caddo of the Southeastern culture were hunter-gatherers.
The Puebloan people were sedentary farmers, while the Caddo of the Southeastern culture were hunter-gatherers.
The Caddo of the Southeastern culture were hunters, while the Comanche of the Plains culture were settled farmers.
The Caddo of the Southeastern culture were hunters, while the Comanche of the Plains culture were settled farmers.
The Apache of the Plains culture were nomadic hunter-gatherers, while the Caddo of the Southeastern culture were settled farmers.
The Apache of the Plains culture were nomadic hunter-gatherers, while the Caddo of the Southeastern culture were settled farmers.
The Apache of the Plains culture were settled farmers, while the Karankawa of the Gulf culture were nomadic hunters.
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The Apache of the Plains culture were nomadic hunter-gatherers, while the Caddo of the Southeastern culture were settled farmers.
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